Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-07-06
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oeople were here.

The Calithumpians were on deck
in full force.
It is estimated that $500 people
witnessed the races.
The fireworks attracted the usual
amount of attention.
The band and the drum corps each
furnished excellent music.
AS usual Eugene Atwoods
"Cheyennen won the pony race.
The base ball club appeared in be-
coming and brand new uniforms.
Lewis Hudson has favored us by
adding his name to our long list OF
readers.
Mrs. Weber gives TRIBUNE readers
the benefit of another pleasing letter
this week.
Those untutored horses at {. w.
Comstock's are very entertaining. We
have one of them.
At the glass ball contest on the
Fourth, w. II. Miles took first prize
and J. Berkin, second.
An entertainment of the low variety
order was given in Agency Hall
Tuesday evening of this week.
J. Berkin's stopper took first money
on the Fourth, Charles Perkins mare
second and Samuel Larson's colt,
third.
The notice elsewhere printed shows
that the cash account of the county
is well up with out standing orders
and warrants,
Two fthe large panes of glass in
the front to Mr.. Goods store we've
smashed during the storm of one
week ago to-day.
Yesterday morning there were the
usual number whose heads reminded
them of their thoughtless dissipation
Of the night before.
Fairfield JIM, horse entered by
NJ. Iago, won the running race. "Ral'
well known runner owned by Mr..
Sax, took second money.
The Stockholders of the Morris
Loan and Building Association met
at the TRIBUNE office last evening.
The directors meet this evening.
There was rain to mar the sports at
the cities on the Fourth. The weather
here was perfection personified. This
community is always highly favored.
Will some enterprising individual
kindly import hundred or SO OF COM
petent servant girls. It needs almost
q hundred to supply the present de-
mand in this village alone?
The dance in the rink on Monday
night was largely patronized. Nearly
two hundred tickets were sold and
the floor was crowded all night long.
The music was excellent and all
present had good time.
A sociable under the the auspices
ofthe Ladies Social Union will be
= given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
J. Campbell, 21a miles southeast o.
of Morris, next Friday evening. Al
are most cordially invited.
A couple of snides are travelling
through the country selling broad
cloth on time. Look out for them
They are frauds. Buy goods only o
your own reliable merchants and yol
will not get taken in-Montevidet
Leader.
1 The attractions announced for thu
1 Fourth brought large numbers OF PEG
pie to Morris. The streets were fillet
with people all day long and interes
In proceedings was not allowed to lag
;, Greater crowds were never seen in on
thriving city before.
nmany of the alleys and streets
and upon vacant lots and about som
buildings in town unsightly weeds ar
growing. These weeds should all b
moved and the work should be don
/ now, before any seeds are ripened t
produce still larger crop next yea
If you desire that your stock shout
I be we'll cared for see that all animal
are well supplied with fresh pun
= water. Think how you are refreshe
i by drink of cool-water on hot da.
The lower animals are equally
need Of the means of quenching thirs
The base ball game on the Fourt
was between the Morris and tt
i Rendsville clubs, The game WI
: watched by large crowd of Peep
! and resulted in score of go to 70
: favor of the former, The Morris cit
f plays well. The other club hos GOO
X material in it but lacks in practice.
q There was sharply contested la
suit In Justice Murphy's court befo
q jury one day isst week, I'll. Hutchi
H. md S. 4. Flaherty being the ATTIC
peys, After hard struggle victo
III rested with Mr. Hutchins. Althous
ii young in the legal profession, n
NJ Hutchins takes to the work We
HI naturally and SO far has not lost
N case.
The wood rates on the l.. F. u
p need looking after. This road
charging more tor short haul tn
| its burIy twin, tbs Manitoba,
! charging for long haul and we q
Inclined to believe this violation
the interstate commerce law. w
4 somebody please enlighten us regai
I ing the whereabouts Of the Minnese
e',Trrs of railroad commissioners?
4 procession, though hardly
eIIence to some previous p
gotten up here, was nevertl
Il tisfactory one. The dr.
the way and other organi